Student News
September 17 is Constitution Day
September 16, 2025On September 17, 1787, the US Constitution was signed by the members of the Constitutional Convention in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Discover a variety of informational resources in honor of Constitution Day so you can learn more about your nation.
Students Gain Global Experience in Summer Study Abroad Program in Japan
September 1, 2025This past summer, 56 RCCD students traveled to Tokyo, Japan, for a six-week, faculty-led study abroad program that combined classroom learning with cultural immersion and professional experience. Students explored Tokyo and nearby regions, including Kyoto, Osaka, Hakone, and Mt. Fuji.
Scholar Rylee Peak Selected as National Student Delegate for Leadership Conference in Washington, D.C.
August 11, 2025Rylee Peak, a TRIO Honors Scholar and Middle College student at Moreno Valley College, was selected as one of only 100 students nationwide to attend the 2025 National Student Leadership Congress, hosted by the Council for Opportunity in Education in Washington, D.C. The event brought together top...
College Corps Becomes Permanent State Program; MVC to Expand Fellow Participation
July 2, 2025The California College Corps program has been established as a permanent initiative in the state’s 2025-26 budget. The investment ensures continued support for college students serving their communities while earning up to $10,000 for their participation. The College has participated in the program...
Moreno Valley College Celebrates More Than 2,100 Graduates
June 17, 2025More than 2,100 graduates made history during the 2025 commencement ceremony at MVC. From the youngest graduate at 17 to the oldest at 76, the Class of 2025 proved that determination and support can carry students across any finish line.
‘It’s Never Too Late’: Stacie Jackson Overcomes Addiction, Incarceration and Illness to Graduate with Distinction
June 16, 2025“From a bench in South Park to commencement, I never thought I would make it out,” said Stacie Jackson. At age 62, Jackson walked across the stage at Moreno Valley College as the first among her siblings to earn a college degree, and she did so with distinction, earning two associate degrees.